Tangible Traces of Railroad History

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Recorded29 Nov 2025

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The Pennsylvania Railroad was a symbol of American industrial progress, connecting regions with its reliable service and elegant trains like the Red Arrow. Its legacy endures through collectible artifacts such as dining-car silver, timetables, and photographs, reflecting a time when travel was both a privilege and an experience marked by grace.

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